Chapter 1740: Preaching the Dao in the Primordial World
Luo Fu controlled his legendary avatar projection and raised the Chaotic Eternal Creation Sword, preparing to endure the bombardment of spatially warped divine thunder.
At the same time, Luo Fu also directed his legendary avatar projection to project his perception onto the Dark Ancestor Hongjun.
Compared to before, the Dark Ancestor Hongjun's form had changed dramatically.
The Dark Ancestor Hongjun's body was covered in vast numbers of Daoic mysteries, meant for the primordial beings to contemplate.
Among these Daoic mysteries, though mixed with chaotic and twisted meanings, they were exceedingly thin—any being with even slightly firm will could resist their corruption.
That is to say, most primordial beings could receive Daoic transmission from the Dark Ancestor Hongjun.
In transmitting the Dao, the Dark Ancestor Hongjun clearly harbored many secrets.
Yet all these secrets rested on one fact: the Daoic transmission offered by the Dark Ancestor Hongjun was genuine, not the warped and mutated kind.
The Primordial World was already saturated with dark, chaotic energy.
For beings who had not gone mad under the corruption of dark, chaotic energy, resisting the chaotic and twisted intent within the Daoic transmission was not overly difficult.
From this perspective, the Dark Ancestor Hongjun could truly be said to be preaching the Dao throughout the Primordial World.
Even with selfish motives, he had given the myriad beings of the Primordial World hope.
Without the Dark Ancestor Hongjun, primordial beings could only receive transmission from those mutated, twisted Daoic paths.
The probability of gaining such transmission was extremely low—barely one in a hundred.
Most beings who encountered such transmission were utterly corrupted and twisted.
The Daoic transmission on the Dark Ancestor Hongjun's person had already begun showing signs of distortion and mutation.
This sufficiently indicated that the Dark Ancestor Hongjun himself was showing signs of corruption and fall.
Moreover, the Dark Ancestor Hongjun's body had begun emitting the aura of Half-Dao level.
The emergence of Half-Dao level aura meant the Dark Ancestor Hongjun was truly attempting to break through to Half-Dao level.
It also indicated that the Dark Ancestor Hongjun had already begun his descent into corruption.
Once the Dark Ancestor Hongjun fully completed his breakthrough, he would inevitably fall completely.
Although Luo Fu had no fondness for the Dark Ancestor Hongjun, he did not wish for him to fall utterly—not yet.
If the Dark Ancestor Hongjun fell, the Primordial World would likely fall utterly as well.
The current Primordial World was filthy and twisted, yet still retained basic rules and order, and still held the possibility of restoration.
But if both the Dark Ancestor Hongjun and the Primordial World fell utterly, there would be not a single chance of recovery—and that was what Luo Fu did not wish to see.
Luo Fu still held some sentiment toward the Primordial World.
If possible, Luo Fu still preferred that this Primordial World could return to its original state.
Of course, for the current Luo Fu, this was a luxury.
This timeline had been utterly invaded by the Cthulhu World; dark, chaotic energy filled nearly every corner of the Chaotic Void.
More importantly, the dark, chaotic energy permeating the surroundings was not transmitted from the Cthulhu World—it had arisen spontaneously from the Chaotic Void itself.
The birth of dark, chaotic energy stemmed from the distortion of the Three Thousand Daos by chaotic, twisted Dao.
The Three Thousand Daos were the foundation sustaining the Chaotic Void; all things originated from them, whether lowly spiritual energy, high-grade Chaotic Currents, or even Daoic power, all were born from the Three Thousand Daos.
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